The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-04-09

Greenwood, 18th District.-Nowhere in the
county is anticipation higher or preparation more
earnest than in this particular neighborhood just
at present. In fact for several weeks past spare
and especial time has been devoted exclusively to
discussion and planning, with considerable work
and influence thrown in, while the object bore
neither an agricultural nor political significance,
but simply well devised plan for the further en-
joyment of the approaching Easter holidays and
at the same time benefting and improving the
school of this locality. Miss Sallie Gamble, the
principal of the school, originated the idea and
aided by her assistant, pupils and several promi-
nent ladies of the community, developed and car
ried into effect what will be occasion long to be
remembered The large schoo-room will be con.
verted into o regular bower and I understand
articles of much taste and excellence will be for
sale, the production of the scholars ingenuity
Miss Gamble is q lady of much talent and unset
fish characteristics, and not only willing to infuse
her pupils with the knowledge of her well-stored
brain, but also the art and intricacies of artistic
and fancy needle work, delicate and-painting,
drawing, etc, facilities that are rarely found be-
yond the limits of large and we'll regulated city
school. That her presence is appreciated is fully
recognized by the favorable comment heard
throughout the community.
The entertainment will occur on Monday and
Tuesday next and invitations have been extended
to Prof. Newell and wife, of the Normal School,
1uOmdS v. Drum, Go41 ohu co'oioi Pioihih0ns
school magnates, and in every case have been &C.
cepted. Speech making and interesting features
will render the occasion enjoyable in every respect
The farmers are looking forward to the opening
ofthe busy season, planning for an unusual amount
Of work and with their customary good nature take
the six long months of winter as matter of fact,
determining the coming season of seed time and
harvest one Of short duration that will tax them
heavily to accomplish the required results. T.
Republican Club Formed.-The Republi-
cans of the 9th district section of the Belt held
meeting at the hall of the Belt Land Company, on
Monday night last, for the purpose of organizing
a club for social and political purposes. Mr.. W..
II. Mofatt, Jr., was made temporary chairman.
It was decided to name the club "The Young
Mems Republican Association of Baltimore coun-
ty," and forty three gentlemen signifed their in
tention to become members. The following per-
manent officers were elected: President, Francis
M. Darby; first vice-president, Talbot J. Albert
second vice president William B. Sterrett; secre-
tary, L. H. Baldwin; treasurer, Chas. w. Mosher
committee to prepare constitution and y-laws, G..
Morris Bond, f. Albert Kurtz, c. r. Aughinbaugh,
]. E. Hooper and W. II. Mofatt, Jr.; executive
committee, Horace Noble, John F. Parlett and G.
| Morris Bond. It is proposed that the board of
| governors take into consideration the feasibility
Of furnishing suitable club house for the associa-
ton. The social features Of this organization,
| we'll as the high standing of its members, are
| drawing to it many of the better class of citizens
of the Belt, where social meeting place has long
been needed.